National Post - 2021-05-01

• THE YOUNG COVID MYSTERY
• THE SPORT OF PLEBEIANS
• Am I turning into Taylor Swift? I’ve noticed that over the summer my hair has gotten lighter. I also find myself singing along to country songs and have developed an attraction to the Jonas brothers.
• Alomar’s legacy in Toronto takes shocking turn.
• Kenneth Whyte on the scandal engulfing Philip Roth’s biographer.
• Making the case for a homegrown semiconduc­tor industry.
• Napoleon’s blood-stained autopsy cloth on sale for $18K
• Kirk’s better half was shrewd investor
• ‘One after another, they had no pulse’
• How rapid COVID testing should be done
• Plans to distribute J&J vaccine on hold
• AN ELK SHOT, BIG QUESTIONS TRIGGERED
• ‘We do not welcome interferen­ce’
• Pledge for two billion trees sparse on details
• Pharma’s future complicate­d in Canada: experts
• Pandemic refund policies unclear in many sectors
• PM says military misconduct a ‘failing’
• When a Canadian team raised thousands from deathbeds
• Liberals shut down debate on Bill C-10 amendment
• Employees’ common questions about return-to-work answered
• Yazidi women once held as sex slaves sue IS wife
• India’s sick and their saviours
• Family devastated body can’t be flown to India
• Merkel falls behind in latest polls
• Rights lawyer target of probe
• Can PM resist calling an election?
• History will judge border inaction harshly
• Don’t tell us what we can watch or think
• Stand up to anti-semitism
• Is it time for a Millennial Tory Caucus?
• Diversity illegal in Legault’s ‘one Quebec’
• Canada goes it alone on taxing tech
• A NEW PATH FORWARD
• Supreme Court rebukes Netanyahu
• A RARE WITCH PROJECT
• KNOW YOUR FISHER
• Bavarian beer in Dubai?
• TOMATO SALAD WITH LABANEH AND ZA’ATAR
• NARJISSIYE­H
• Breakfast plan working: Tims
• SELLERS, BUYERS
• MORTGAGE MARKET IS IN BETTER SHAPE THAN YOU THINK.
• Munger and Buffett together again for Berkshire annual meeting
• Canadian output on the cusp of full recovery
• Imperial Oil swings to profit in first quarter
• Twitter may struggle to repeat 2020 results
• Happy trails for this couple in retirement if they stick to the right path
• Responsibi­lity of tracking TFSA overcontri­bution notices falls to taxpayer
• Ontario manager eyes project at Harvard
• Royalty resource model providing investors with lower risk exposure to gold
• Bitcoin investment goes mainstream amid an uncertain economic climate
• Pandemic didn’t change the rules for layoffs
• Europe slips into double-dip recession
• EU accuses Apple of antitrust violations over App Store
• POSH FRENCH WINEMAKERS POUNCE ON AMERICAN VINEYARD SELL-OFF
• Socialite history goes on the block
• Leafs starting to show more physical side
• Anunoby taking game to a higher level for Raptors
• Women’s hockey worlds set for August
• Canadian CRISSCROSS
• HOROSCOPE
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• CANADIAN CRISSCROSS
• HOROSCOPE
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Affordable condos
• On The Map
• What It Went For
• Bayview at The Village offers rare access to one of Toronto’s most desirable communitie­s
• Artist takes current small-home trend to extremes with captivatin­g 1/12 scale models
• $7 million
• Don’t short change electrical jobs AN ELECTRICAL INSPECTION

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